Tom Nevlud, are you still monitoring any of these lists ? I found some info I think you might be interested in. Messages were returned. Regarding some info I found in Greene County. If possible write me... 4 [email protected] Mark

I just got my death certificate for Joanna (O'Neil) McDonald - w/o Mathew McDonald - d/o Perry & Catharine O'Neil. I'm still hoping that perhaps I might find another Perry O'Neil research. Would like to find home county in Ireland and any other children. Also - I have a large number of O'Neil Family photos on Webshots - photos sent from a distant cousin in Colorado - dating 1880 - 1910 - most photos unidentified - taken in Utica - Amsterdam area. Search Webshots - O'Neil - Dillon THANKS Mark [email protected] Perry O'Neil Family - Joanna O'Neil McDonald born about 1819 Jame O'Neil born about 1818 h/o Catherine Agnes Butler Catherin O'Neil born 1812 w/o Thomas Fitzsimmons Mary O'Neil Dillon born 1820 w/o Patrick Dillon Joanna McDonald Died June 2nd 1897 Age 77 White Widowed Birthplace Canada (questionable - results) Years in US 67 or 61 How long lived here 3 years Father Perry O'Neil Birthplace Ireland Mother Catherine ? (Larery) Mother's Birthplace - Ireland Place of Death Floyd, NY Last Place of Residence Floyd, NY Cause of Death Heart Failure Contributing Cause - Old Age & Brights Disease BRIGHTS DISEASE, a term in medicine applied to a class of diseases of the kidneys (acute and chronic nephritis) which have as their most prominent symptom the presence of albumen in the urine, and frequently also the coexistence of dropsy.

Hello - I haven't had a chance to get to the Albany Directories yet BUT - I did get James Dillon's birth certificate today. Thanks to all for your help. Some New info: Mother's Maiden Name - McAllister. I'm posting the info in hopes I might find either: #1 Someone else researching Perry & Catherine O'Neil (both born ca 1780, Ireland - buried Utica St. Agnes) #2 A living ancestor of James Dillon (1900) or his sister Mary Dillon Danieldson Hoping you might have some info on Perry & Catharine O'Neil -a clue as to where in Ireland they came from or perhaps You might like to have the info I have on the James Dillon (1856) family - aunts/uncles/cousins - or the Perry O'Neil Family. (Oneida County - Herkimer County - Otsego County) Birth: Dillon, Male White ( James ) July 21, 1900 Born: Mohawk Father: James Dillon (James' Dillon's - the father's parents are: Patrick & Mary O'Neil Dillon) (Mary O'neil Dillon is the daughter of Perry & Catharine O'Neil) Father's Residence Mohawk Birthplace Holland Patent, Oneida Co Age 45 Occupation Painter Mother: Sarah Dillon Maiden Name Sarah McAllister Mother's Residence: Mohawk Mother's Birthplace Syracuse Age 27 Number of previous Children: One 1 (Mary born about 1895 - married Herbert Danielson) Number living Two 2 Otsego - James Dillon born 1856 died about 1921 in Richfield Springs, NY at the home of his sister Anne & Maggie Dillon. James is a brother of Catharine Weldon w/o Richard Weldon. THANKS Mark from the Hudson Valley [email protected]

Didn't save the original query, but here is a record from the LDS site: Individual Record FamilySearch™ Ancestral File v4.19 John WHITNEY (AFN: J6PH-8K) Sex: M Event(s): Birth: 28 Jan 1717 Ridgefield, Fairfield, Conn. Death: 1797 Parents: Father: Henry WHITNEY (AFN: 8H04-F3) Mother: Elizabeth OLMSTEAD (AFN: 8GZ5-S2) Marriage(s): Spouse: Thankful BENEDICT (AFN: J6PH-9Q) Marriage: 20 May 1752 Spouse: OLMSTEAD (AFN: MRSN-LK) Marriage: 15 Jun 1746 Ridgefield, Fairfield, Conn. Spouse: Hephzibah OLMSTEAD (AFN: 8GZ5-BM) Marriage: 15 Jun 1746 Conn ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------ Family Group Record FamilySearch™ Ancestral File v4.19 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Husband's Name John WHITNEY (AFN:J6PH-8K) Born: 28 Jan 1717 Place: Ridgefield, Fairfield, Conn. Died: 1797 Place: Married: 20 May 1752 Place: Father: Henry WHITNEY (AFN:8H04-F3) Mother: Elizabeth OLMSTEAD (AFN:8GZ5-S2) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Wife's Name Thankful BENEDICT (AFN:J6PH-9Q) Born: 23 Jun 1727 Place: Ridgefield, Fairfield, Ct Married: 20 May 1752 Place: Father: Benjamin BENEDICT (AFN:1RVN-CX) Mother: Mary (AFN:1RVM-3F) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Children ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- 1. Sex Name M James WHITNEY (AFN:MRSN-5B) Born: Abt 1754 Place: , Washington, New York ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- 2. Sex Name F Elizabeth WHITNEY (AFN:MRSN-6H) Born: Abt 1756 Place: , Washington, New York ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- 3. Sex Name M Ezra WHITNEY (AFN:MRSN-7N) Born: Abt 1760 Place: , Washington, New York ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- 4. Sex Name F Miss WHITNEY (AFN:MRSN-8T) Born: Abt 1762 Place: , Washington, New York ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- 5. Sex Name M Benjamin WHITNEY (AFN:MF3C-LG) Born: 23 Jul 1758 Place: Salem, Washington, New York Died: 15 Feb 1847 Place: Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan Regards, JB

Hi Susan, I can't add a thing to what you already know about John Whitney, but if you haven't pursued Thankful-4 Benedict's roots, I can give you what it says in the Benedict Genealogy, which I have here. There are, however, absolutely no details for Thankful other than her birth date and the fact that she married John Whitney, not even a marriage date. Mary Kifissia, Greece > In the Whitney book it states that John Whitney was born in > Ridgefield, CT 1/28/1717, married his first wife Hephzibah Olmstead > 6/15/1746 in Ridgefield, CT, that Hephzibah died in Ridgefield, CT > 5/20/1753 and that he married Thankful Benedict who was born > 6/12/1727.

For what it's worth, I did find a Samuel Whitney, but in the 1800 census for Oneida cnty. Oneida did not appear as a county in the 1790. Samuel was in the town of Westmoreland. I don't know how close that was to Paris/now Kirkland. Jennifer, CT In a message dated 5/22/2004 9:20:58 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:

Have you tried doing a search on the Oneida County Genweb site? They have many cemetery records. Kathy Johnson ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, May 22, 2004 1:24 AM Subject: Fwd: [WHITNEY-L] John Whitney son of Henry and Elizabeth Olmstead Whitney --part1_81.c77a0ae.2de0685a_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_81.c77a0ae.2de0685a_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from rly-xi02.mx.aol.com (rly-xi02.mail.aol.com [172.20.116.7]) by air-xi01.mail.aol.com (v99_r4.3) with ESMTP id MAILINXI14-4ce40aea025140; Fri, 21 May 2004 20:35:19 -0400 Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (lists5.rootsweb.com [66.43.18.41]) by rly-xi02.mx.aol.com (v99_r4.3) with ESMTP id MAILRELAYINXI210-4ce40aea025140; Fri, 21 May 2004 20:34:50 -0400 Received: (from [email protected]) by lists5.rootsweb.com (8.12.8/8.12.8) id i4M0YTrl023620; Fri, 21 May 2004 18:34:29 -0600 Resent-Date: Fri, 21 May 2004 18:34:29 -0600 X-Original-Sender: [email protected] Fri May 21 18:34:29 2004 From: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 21 May 2004 20:34:30 EDT Old-To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" X-Mailer: 6.0 sub 10582 X-Scanned-By: MIMEDefang 2.38 Resent-Message-ID: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/8654 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Subject: [WHITNEY-L] John Whitney son of Henry and Elizabeth Olmstead Whitney X-AOL-IP: 66.43.18.41 5/21/2004 Dear Folks, If at all possible I would like your help please with some information about John Whitney who is the son of Henry and Elizabeth Olmstead Whitney. I am a descendant of John Whitney and his wife Hephzibah Olmstead through their son Samuel. In the Whitney book it states that John Whitney was born in Ridgefield, CT 1/28/1717, married his first wife Hephzibah Olmstead 6/15/1746 in Ridgefield, CT, that Hephzibah died in Ridgefield, CT 5/20/1753 and that he married Thankful Benedict who was born 6/12/1727. The book says on page 26 that John is known to have visited his son Samuel in . Paris now Kirkland, Oneida Co, NY about 1797 when he was 80 years old. It also says that neither the place nor date of his death nor information about Thankful Benedict is known nor burial places for John or either of his wives. It says that he lived the latter part of his life with his son Ezra, son of Thankful at or near Johnstown. The book states that Thankful Benedict died before John. It occurred to me that John and Thankful might be buried at or near Johnstown or South Salem or Salem where Elizabeth and Benjamin, siblings of Ezra resided. It also might be that John, etc are buried in Ridgefield, CT where I guessing Hephzibah might be buried. If anyone has some thoughts, information regarding this e-mail I would be most glad of the help, etc. Hope all of you have a nice weekend. Susan DeHart --part1_81.c77a0ae.2de0685a_boundary--

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Hi...I am trying to find out information on my Lusk ancestors. I believe my gggg grandfather Salmon Lusk married Elizabeth (?) in the Presbyterian Church on March 21, 1894. Would anyone know if the Presbyterian church records go back that far, and if so how I might obtain a copy of those records? Thank you for your assistance. Kathleen

Hello all - is there anyone out there who is an ancestor of Gerald A. Guthrie or Ellen Guthrie O'Neil ? Would you be able to look at a photo perhaps of Gerald and give a positive ID ? Mark in the Hudson Valley [email protected]

Lee Centre is now spelled Lee Center. In the bio of Roswell F. Spinning it states that he descended from LEVY SPINNING and THANKFUL BENTON; that is in error as he descended from NATHANIEL SPINNING and THANKFUL BENTON. This has been well documents; I too, descend from Nathaniel thru his son DANIEL. ALMER SPINNING married MARIAH CRITTENDEN and we have been unable to locate where she was buried; he is buried in Maple Hill Cemetery, Taberg, Town of Annsville, NY. I'm unable to make attribution as the material was given to me and I did not note the source. G. M. Freeman Nil Novi Sub Sole CURTIS SPINNING the Son of Roswell F.Spinning and Lucinda Dewey, was born in the town of West Huron, Lewis Co., N. Y., July 8, 1822. He settled with his parents in Lee, Oneida Co., in 1830. He had but limited advantages for an education, still by close observation he has acquired that practical knowledge which places him far ahead of many more favored with knowledge gleaned from books. That such is the case is patent from the fact of his having been district clerk every year save one since 1845 and his holding other positions of trust in his town. He also holds the office of steward and class-leader in the Methodist Episcopal Church, of which he is a zealous member. It is a pleasure to turn away from the selfish world and contemplate one whose life has been spent in acts of charity and mercy. Such a one is Mr. Spinning in every sense of the word. Were it not for him and his mother, Lee Centre, in all probability, would not have its beautiful Methodist Episcopal Church, the unfortunate would receive much less attention, and public enterprises generally would suffer. He was married, Jan. 27, 1858 to Euphemia Washburn daughter of Martin Washburn, whose biography appears in this volume; she was born Feb. 25, 1820. Both joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1870, she having previously been a Baptist. For genealogy see the biography of Roswell F. Spinning and Martin Washburn. ______________________________________________________________________________ ROSWELL F.SPINNING is a lineal descendant of the third generation of Levy Spinning, who emigrated from Scotland in the year 1745, and settled in Guilford, Conn. Levy Spinning and his wife, Thankful Benton, had six children viz., John, Polly, Sarah, Betsy, Daniel, and Benjamin, all of whom lived to maturity and had families. Benjamin, the father of Roswell F., was married five times, but from only one of his wives, Sarah Moulton, did he have children. Their union resulted in the birth of seven children, viz., Roswell F., Hannah and Anna (twins), Betsey, Almer and Almira (twins), and Malinda, all of whom lived to raise families, and were residents of the town of Lee. Roswell F. was born in Lee, Oneida Co., N. Y., Sept. 17, 1794. He was married Nov. 19, 1819, to Lucinda Dewey, who was born in Windham Co., Conn., Aug. 17, 1801. By this Union three children were born, viz., Curtis, July 8, 1822; Jay, Oct. 20, 1827, and died April 22, 1832 ; and a son who died in infancy, July 10, 1834. Mr. Spinning was a successful farmer. He purchased the farm now owned by his son Curtis in 1830, where he resided until his death, which occurred Sept. 14, 1870. His father died at Lee, N. Y., Nov. 8, 1848. His wife, Lucinda, is still living on the old homestead with her son Curtis. She is a prominent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and noted for kindness of heart where help is needed. She assisted largely with her means in the erection of the beautiful church at Lee Centre. These likenesses and this personal sketch were given by her in memory of her husband. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

It should be noted that the date in brackets, 1819, was in the original, 1889, and I changed it to 1819 based on what would, IMO, be logical. G. M. Freeman Nil Novi Sub Sole AN HONORED LIFE ENDS DEATH OF MRS. LUCINDA SPINNING OF LEE CENTER She Was Ninety-Four Years Old and the Daughter of a Revolutionary Soldier -- Resident of Lee Center From Childhood --A Kind and Charitable Woman LEE CENTER Sept. 6. - Lucinda Spinning died at 3:30 this morning at the residence of her son, Curtis Spinning aged 94 years. She was born In Columbia, Tolland county, Conn., August 17, 1801, and was one of seven children of Josiah Dewey who was born in Lebanon, Windham county, Conn., in 1759 being of the fourth generation of Josiah Dewey, who was born in Windsor Conn., in 1640. Mrs. Spinning's father was a soldier in the revolutionary war. When quite young the deceased came with her father's family in an ox cart and settled in Lewis county, in this state. On Nov. 19, [1819], she was married, in Lee, to Roswell F. Spinning, who was born in Lee, September 17, 1794. Mrs. Spinning was the mother of three children, Curtis, who, was born July 8,1822, Jay, born October 20, 1827, and a son who died infancy. In 1830 her husband purchased a farm in the western part of this town now owned by R. Willett Stedman, where she lived till 1884 when she with her son removed to this village and has lived here since. She was a Christian in the full sense and for years a prominent member of the M. E. Church. She was noted for her kindness of heart where help was needed. She assisted largely with her means in the erection of the handsome M. E. Church here, which she has helped to a very great extent to maintain. Her daily life was controlled by charity she being greatly interested in foreign missions and for many years an annual contributor to several a charitable institutions for the friendless of the city of New York. She had been very active for one her age till a few days ago when gradually declined and died without apparent disease. Her funeral was held in the M. E. Church at 11 A. M. Monday. The remains were deposited in the Hall cemetery, beside those of her husband, who died Sept. 14, 1870 Rev., J. R. Decker officiated. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

Date of death around 1924. Does anyone know where his mother Mariah Crittenden Spinning is buried? EDMUND C. SPINNING HAS PASSED AWAY Taberg Loses Valued Citizen— Member of M. E. Church and Baron Steuben Lodge. Taberg, Aug. 9.—Edmund C. Spinning, aged 89, one of the oldest and most highly respected residents of Taberg, passed away at his home here at 8 o’clock this morning, death resulting from the infirmities of age. He had been in poor health for some time and was confined to his bed for six weeks. He was patient and uncomplaining during his illness. Mr. Spinning was a son of Almer Spinning and Mariah Spinning and was born in the town of Lee on February 28, 1835. He had resided in Taberg since1873. For a number of years be conducted the Taberg Creamery. He was a faithful member of the M .E. Church and of the Epworth League He had been a member of Baron Steuben Lodge, F. & A. M.,since January 25, 1868. In 1868 he was married to Elizabeth Ward who survives. He also leaves one son, Attorney Seymour E. Spinning of Rome, one grandson, Ralph E. Spinning of Holyoke, Mass., and one sister Mrs. Alta Florence of Waltham, Mass. G. M. Freeman Nil Novi Sub Sole ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

An obituary from 1896: Curtiss Spinning Lee CENTER, Dec. 21.-Curtiss Spinning, aged 74 years, 5 months and 13 days, died in this village at 8 o'clock this morning of general debility. The deceased was a son of Roswell F. Spinning and Lucinda Dewey and was born in West Turin. He with his parents settled in the town of Lee in 1830. He was married to Ephemia Washburn a daughter of Morgan Washburn Jan. 27, 1858. He was a prominent member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and was noted for his kindness of heart and his readiness to help where help was wanted. In his death the community mourn the loss of an exemplary citizen.The funeral will be held at the Methodist Church in this village at 1 P. M. Thursday, Dec. 25. The interment will be in Hall cemetery. Mr. Spinning is survived by his wife and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Kenyon of Watertown. G. M. Freeman Nil Novi Sub Sole ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

I've seen the name Beebe on the various lists and found this in an old notebook of newspaper clippings. Probably from the Rome Sentinel and, insofar as I can tell, it is dated 1930. His son, Sidney, was an uncle thru marriage. G. M. Freeman Felix Qui Nihil Debet Breaks Hip in Fall Oneida March 19.-The Rev. William T. Beebe of Oneida Valley fell in a lot while seeking to corral s neighbor's horse yesterday afternoon and suffered a broken hip. Mrs. Harry Avery heard the minister's cries and went to his aid. Mr. Beebe was Oneida Valley pastor when the church in that hamlet was active, Later he preached in Methodist churches in rural communities. Oneida Valley WILLIAM T. Beebe DIES AT AGE OF 83 - Oneida Valley, April 3-A former principal of Lee Center Union School, the Rev.. William Townsend Beebe, 83 of Oneida Valley, died yesterday after a brief illness. Since giving up his teaching and ministerial career Mr. Beebe settled in Oneida Valley. He started a teaching career, but early in life switched to the ministerial profession although he never attended a college. He was perhaps the best known man in the Oneida lake region. He taught in district schools at Whilelaw, South Bay and Oneida Valley, then after he became a minister he preached in the same communities He was a Methodist supply pastor, but he often conducted services in the Presbyterian churches. He was educated in the OneidaSeminary and Whitestown Seminary. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Laura Wilson, South Bay, and Miss Maude Beebe, at home; one son. Sidney M. Beebe, South Bay, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

Hi Recently received a transcription of bible records for Thomas Hibbard and family. They start with his first wife Ruth Collins including children and include his second wife Delia Rebecca Palmer. One of his daughters, Lois Arilla Hibbard married Irving J Dye and when the bible was passed down to her in 1895, she included Dye family records. Lois was born in Brookfield on February 10, 1854. In one clipped obituary, Thomas' father is described as one of the founders of Bridgewater? The bible was presented to "Dea. Thomas by the Columbus Quarter Church" of which he was a member in 1870. Their are clipped obituaries for Irving J Dye, George F Hibbard and John N. Hibbard. Please let me know if anyone is interested in the records. Dianne

Is anyone able to scan the Rome Sentinel obit for Anthony Dorsino, age 94, who died 30 APRIL and whose funeral was held 4 MAY? If so, please contact me privately since I will have to give you another e-mail address to which to send the obit as this version of Juno does not support a graphic. Incidentally, the obit at the Sentinel web site is very short with almost no details. Thanks. G. M. Freeman Nil Novi Sub Sole ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

I don't have knowledge, however did find Mary living with her dau Emma "Emans" in the 1910, says Emma's husband born NY not CA. Don't know if you have that information from the 1910. Mary was 96. Jennifer In a message dated 5/5/2004 11:22:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] rites: Does anyone have a connection to or knowledge of the ancestry of any of the following descendants of John F IRONS and Mary M CALKINS/CAULKINS of Cazenovia, Madison, NY. If so, please contact me. Related families are: Arnold Beers, Blowers, Booth Calkins/Caulkins Eamans/Eamons Gott Martin McDaniel Miller Pangborn Randall, Riedl Tracy Williamson Young DESCENDANTS OF: JOHN F IRONS and MARY M CALKINS: JOHN F IRONS b. 30-APR-1811 d. 08-JUL-1854 in Cazenovia, Madison, NY m. 03-SEP-1834 MARY M CALKINS b. 20-FEB-1814 Hartwick, Otsego, NY, d. 01-SEP-1910 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY . * VIRGIL P IRONS b. 12-OCT-1835 d. 08-APR-1912 m. 24-DEC-1855 LUCY WILLIAMSON b. CA 1836 d. 22-MAY-1863 . . m. 1863-75 ELLA BOOTH b. CA 1848 d. 16-AUG-1915 . . * GEORGE L IRONS b. 1868 d. AFT 1919 m. MARY OLIVE RANDALL b. 1870 . . * FOSTER HUNTINGTON IRONS b. CA 1870 . . * LEONORA IRONS b. CA 1882 d. BEF 1958 m. HARRY H BEERS b. CA 1882-84 d. 20-SEP-1963 . . * FLORENCE B IRONS b. CA 1883/4 . * DANIEL W IRONS b. 22-MAR-1839 d. BEF 1911 m. 17-MAR-1864 BESSIE (BETSY) ARNOLD b. CA 1847 . . * KITTIE IRONS b. CA 1865 . . * MARY IRONS b. CA 1870 . . * JAY IRONS b. CA 1872 . * CHARLES AVERY IRONS b. 18-JUL-1840 d. 20-JUN-1928 . * ? IRONS b. 04-FEB-1842 d. 1842 . * THURLOW CAULKINS IRONS b. 05-NOV-1843 d. 02-DEC-1923 m. ADA PANGBORN b. 1853 d. 21-OCT-1883 m. 1885 MARCIA A TRACY b. 1856 d. 26-JAN-1934 . . * MAGGIE MAY IRONS b. 23-OCT-1869 . . * EMMA IRONS b. CA 1872 . . * CARRIE IRONS b. CA 1873 . . * FANNY IRONS b. CA 1875 . . * LILLIE A IRONS b. 1880 d. 21-JAN-1952 m. 09-SEP-1912 ALBERT EARL RIEDL . . * HARRY IRONS b. AFT 1884 . . * MAY BELLE IRONS b. 16-JUN-1886 d. 07-NOV-1940 m. 27-MAR-1909 JOHN THOMAS MILLER . * ALLISON E IRONS b. 18-SEP-1847 d. 23-JUN-1928 m. LILLIAN DALE CREGS d. 14-DEC-1927 . * JOHN EMER IRONS b. 31-DEC-1849 d. 18-APR-1912 in Whitesboro, Oneida, NY m. APR 1874 MARY WILLIAMSON b. CA 1855 d. 12-JUN-1888 . . m. NORAH WESTCOTT b. 1867 d. 05-JUN-1947 . . * JOHN HENRY IRONS b. 12-JAN-1875 d. 07-NOV-1956 in Lake Worth, FL m. 431-MAY-1899 HATTIE LOUISE MARTIN in Lake Worth, FL b. 23-OCT-1874 d. 04-JUN-1977 . . * ARTHUR LANDON IRONS b. 29-SEP-1879 d. 19-OCT-1927 m. 18-AUG-1906 MAYME GOTT b. 30-OCT-1878 d. AFT 1971, Rochester, Ontario, NY . . * EMER WESTCOTT IRONS b. 08-NOV-1892 d. 07-DEC-1955 m. 16-OCT-1920 DORIS EVELYN BLOWERS b. 08-APR-1901 d. 03-AUG-1992 . . * FLORENCE LOUISE IRONS b. 28-OCT-1893 d. 01-FEB-1971 . . * HOWARD STEVEN IRONS b. 01-MAY-1902 d. 20-JAN-2001 m. 25-JUL-1925 GLADYS AUGUSTA YOUNG b. 18-DEC-1903 d. 14-MAY-1990 . * EMMA E IRONS b. 09-OCT-1853 d. 19-DEC-1927, prob. in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY m. JOHN H EAMAN b. CA 1843 d. AFT 1880, poss. in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY . . * HARRY L EAMAN b. 09-NOV-1878 d. 07-FEB-1920 . * FRANK B IRONS b. 12-JAN-1855 d. 27-JAN-1928 m. EMILY HOOPER b. 26-AUG-1853 d. 16-DEC-1925 . . * CARRIE BIXBY IRONS b. 02-MAR-1885 d. 02-NOV-1965 m. 19-FEB-1902 JOHN ANTHONY MCDANIEL JR b. 29-SEP-1884 d. 11-MAY-1959 Thanks. Marty Irons Goshen, NY for private responses, click on: mailto:[email protected] All e-mail scanned by Norton 2003, updated online daily. May all your ancestors YELL at you, telling you how and where to find them. PS: John F Irons (1811-1854 Cazenovia NY)... please yell louder. ==== NYONEIDA Mailing List ==== Contact the List Manager at [email protected] Oneida Co Surname page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~myplace/oneida.html List Rules http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~myplace/mailing.html Oneida Co Genealogical & Historical Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyoneida/

Does anyone have a connection to or knowledge of the ancestry of any of the following descendants of John F IRONS and Mary M CALKINS/CAULKINS of Cazenovia, Madison, NY. If so, please contact me. Related families are: Arnold Beers, Blowers, Booth Calkins/Caulkins Eamans/Eamons Gott Martin McDaniel Miller Pangborn Randall, Riedl Tracy Williamson Young DESCENDANTS OF: JOHN F IRONS and MARY M CALKINS: JOHN F IRONS b. 30-APR-1811 d. 08-JUL-1854 in Cazenovia, Madison, NY m. 03-SEP-1834 MARY M CALKINS b. 20-FEB-1814 Hartwick, Otsego, NY, d. 01-SEP-1910 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY . * VIRGIL P IRONS b. 12-OCT-1835 d. 08-APR-1912 m. 24-DEC-1855 LUCY WILLIAMSON b. CA 1836 d. 22-MAY-1863 . . m. 1863-75 ELLA BOOTH b. CA 1848 d. 16-AUG-1915 . . * GEORGE L IRONS b. 1868 d. AFT 1919 m. MARY OLIVE RANDALL b. 1870 . . * FOSTER HUNTINGTON IRONS b. CA 1870 . . * LEONORA IRONS b. CA 1882 d. BEF 1958 m. HARRY H BEERS b. CA 1882-84 d. 20-SEP-1963 . . * FLORENCE B IRONS b. CA 1883/4 . * DANIEL W IRONS b. 22-MAR-1839 d. BEF 1911 m. 17-MAR-1864 BESSIE (BETSY) ARNOLD b. CA 1847 . . * KITTIE IRONS b. CA 1865 . . * MARY IRONS b. CA 1870 . . * JAY IRONS b. CA 1872 . * CHARLES AVERY IRONS b. 18-JUL-1840 d. 20-JUN-1928 . * ? IRONS b. 04-FEB-1842 d. 1842 . * THURLOW CAULKINS IRONS b. 05-NOV-1843 d. 02-DEC-1923 m. ADA PANGBORN b. 1853 d. 21-OCT-1883 m. 1885 MARCIA A TRACY b. 1856 d. 26-JAN-1934 . . * MAGGIE MAY IRONS b. 23-OCT-1869 . . * EMMA IRONS b. CA 1872 . . * CARRIE IRONS b. CA 1873 . . * FANNY IRONS b. CA 1875 . . * LILLIE A IRONS b. 1880 d. 21-JAN-1952 m. 09-SEP-1912 ALBERT EARL RIEDL . . * HARRY IRONS b. AFT 1884 . . * MAY BELLE IRONS b. 16-JUN-1886 d. 07-NOV-1940 m. 27-MAR-1909 JOHN THOMAS MILLER . * ALLISON E IRONS b. 18-SEP-1847 d. 23-JUN-1928 m. LILLIAN DALE CREGS d. 14-DEC-1927 . * JOHN EMER IRONS b. 31-DEC-1849 d. 18-APR-1912 in Whitesboro, Oneida, NY m. APR 1874 MARY WILLIAMSON b. CA 1855 d. 12-JUN-1888 . . m. NORAH WESTCOTT b. 1867 d. 05-JUN-1947 . . * JOHN HENRY IRONS b. 12-JAN-1875 d. 07-NOV-1956 in Lake Worth, FL m. 431-MAY-1899 HATTIE LOUISE MARTIN in Lake Worth, FL b. 23-OCT-1874 d. 04-JUN-1977 . . * ARTHUR LANDON IRONS b. 29-SEP-1879 d. 19-OCT-1927 m. 18-AUG-1906 MAYME GOTT b. 30-OCT-1878 d. AFT 1971, Rochester, Ontario, NY . . * EMER WESTCOTT IRONS b. 08-NOV-1892 d. 07-DEC-1955 m. 16-OCT-1920 DORIS EVELYN BLOWERS b. 08-APR-1901 d. 03-AUG-1992 . . * FLORENCE LOUISE IRONS b. 28-OCT-1893 d. 01-FEB-1971 . . * HOWARD STEVEN IRONS b. 01-MAY-1902 d. 20-JAN-2001 m. 25-JUL-1925 GLADYS AUGUSTA YOUNG b. 18-DEC-1903 d. 14-MAY-1990 . * EMMA E IRONS b. 09-OCT-1853 d. 19-DEC-1927, prob. in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY m. JOHN H EAMAN b. CA 1843 d. AFT 1880, poss. in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY . . * HARRY L EAMAN b. 09-NOV-1878 d. 07-FEB-1920 . * FRANK B IRONS b. 12-JAN-1855 d. 27-JAN-1928 m. EMILY HOOPER b. 26-AUG-1853 d. 16-DEC-1925 . . * CARRIE BIXBY IRONS b. 02-MAR-1885 d. 02-NOV-1965 m. 19-FEB-1902 JOHN ANTHONY MCDANIEL JR b. 29-SEP-1884 d. 11-MAY-1959 Thanks. Marty Irons Goshen, NY for private responses, click on: mailto:[email protected] All e-mail scanned by Norton 2003, updated online daily. May all your ancestors YELL at you, telling you how and where to find them. PS: John F Irons (1811-1854 Cazenovia NY)... please yell louder.

Found them in the 1860 in Lee, WORDEN, WILLIAM (1860 U.S. Census) New York , ONEIDA, LEE, Age 28, Male, Race: White, Born: VT Series: M653 Roll: 825 Page: 16 Living with the family of Joseph Hall, and living next to the family of Hiram Worden, 55, who could be his father. William Worden 28 Farm Laborer $75.00 personal estate born VT Calista 27 Keeping house NY Elenor f 5 NY Charles m 2 NY Jennifer, CT JONES, Dolwyddelan, Wales and Upstate, NY ROWLANDS, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Wales and NE PA, RICHARDS, Festiniog, Wales In a message dated 4/28/2004 8:36:45 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: William Worden born about 1831 in VT, resided in the Town of Lee and later Canastota married M. Calista Spinning June of 1853 in Town of Lee. Their children were: Eva, Edward, William and Helen. Looking for any descendants of William and Calista. After death of Calista, William, Sr. made his home with his son Edward in Canastota. Had a relative named Paul Runge. Looking for any info on the descendants of William and Calista. G. M. Freeman